It’s no surprise that the combination of the voluptuous letter V, the nurturing (if negative) letter N, and the sexy, slinky letter S form the basis for the name Venus (the Roman god of love and beauty). But although these names fairly seethe with sexuality and verve, everything is not all fun and games. The V, N, and S also form the root of the word Vulcanism (the Roman God of fire), which aptly depicts their impulsive volatility. These are optimistic names that promise big things. And since it takes a special personality to pull off their fiery promise, prospective parents should be cautious about placing this burden on their children without carefully considering the consequences.
VNSs find it difficult to express themselves on a purely intellectual level but are adept at communicating with body language and facial expressions (they would rather act out a story than tell it). Since they are keenly aware of their charms and aren’t shy about flaunting them, prospective lovers can never be quite sure whether their flirtations are serious expressions of intent or merely symptomatic of their playful dispositions.
VNS have an extraordinary understanding of the machinations of human interactions, and when it comes to their careers they’ll use their knowledge to full advantage. It’s not like they’re going to seduce their boss or anything, but they will certainly have no qualms about plying their magic on coworkers when it helps them get ahead. VNSs aren’t particularly fussy about the kind of work they do but it doesn’t mean that they don’t expect recognition for their efforts. Like most V-named people, these are political creatures who recognize the value of being noticed in the workplace.
VNSs crave the physical side of romance and like to express themselves through all manner of physical adventures. But they’re emotionally flexible as well and -- when prospective partners are a little on the demure side -- they’ll tone down their approach and become masters of the subtle seduction. Those cool eyes and coy smiles could seduce a saint.
You don’t have to be a saint to stay married to one of these hot-blooded souls but it’s not going to hurt. Unions with these volatile creatures are never without excitement (and even a bit of chaos) and the VNS’ partners will have to have to moderate their mates’ emotional and physical appetites with consistent reassurances and utter fidelity.
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